Cheo Cokers’ Enta da Stage review in The Source opened with "Hip-Hop’s most electrifying moments often occur off wax". This tape is evidence of that, and the importance of Rap radio.

I wasn’t hitting the pause button alot in 1994, instead as you’ll hear, I used to fade out Westwood in favour of the music. Apologies if the blends sound abrupt, regrettably there are more quick fades on this tape than a Brixton barbershop. Fortunately, Tim doesnt mention "Smith and Weston" once…

Black Moon & Smif n Wessun represent in the studio, the interview kicks in around 38 Mins and the freestyle follows at the 47 min mark. DJ Evil Dee, fresh from his shows on HOT97, is a monster on the set. He appears at 1H 4Mins, cuttin doubles and bringing the flavour.

DJ Evil Dee [is] on the mix…

- Irish Craig - RandomRapRadio